Black Sea Resort Sues Russian Firms After Massive Oil Spill
Consider this: A tranquil holiday town, brimming with warm sunshine and the laughter of vacationers, suddenly finds itself grappling with an environmental tragedy. Anapa—a charming town on the Black Sea coastline, home to about 80,000 residents—has been thrust into a battle against a formidable adversary. This enemy, however, is not a tangible one; it is an oil spill that has stained over 30 miles of its pristine beaches.
The stakes are high, and the mayor, Vasiliy Shvets, valiantly champions the town's cause. On…